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LSU baseball takes series with 10-5 win at Auburn
April 3, 2016 6:08 PMAUBURN – The LSU Tigers will leave Auburn Sunday with the team's first SEC series victory of the season. After a loss in the first game of an unexpected double header Saturday, LSU with two wins, including the 10-5 victory Sunday, to take the series back. LSU... more »
LSU baseball vs Auburn postponed, doubleheader Saturday
April 1, 2016 3:52 PMBATON ROUGE – According to a tweet from Auburn Baseball, Friday's game against LSU has been postponed due to rain. The official Auburn Twitter account said Friday's game will be moved to a double header on Saturday at 1 p.m. Game two will start 30 minutes after the first... more »
Murray's 14 points lead No. 9 Kentucky women over Auburn
January 17, 2016 3:43 PMLEXINGTON, Ky. - Taylor Murray scored a career-high 14 points to lead No. 9 Kentucky to a 54-47 victory over Auburn on Sunday. Murray hit a clutch 3-pointer with 1:40 remaining after Auburn rallied from a 47-37 deficit to pull within 47-45. Kentucky made four of six free throws in... more »
LSU's Kevin Steele to be Auburn's next defensive coordinator
December 30, 2015 4:16 PMAUBURN - Auburn's head coach Gus Malzahn has confirmed that LSU defensive coordinator Kevin Steele will be his team's next defensive playcaller. Coach Malzahn went on to praise Steele's work ethic and character Wednesday but didn't take further questions about the move. 57-year-old Kevin Steele just wrapped up... more »
LSU moves up to #8 in AP Poll
September 21, 2015 10:11 AMBATON ROUGE- The LSU Tigers moved up to #8 in the Associated Press football poll with their 45-21 victory over Auburn on Saturday. The Tigers were also received one vote for first place. Other schools that also received first place votes include Ohio State (42), Michigan (7) and Ole Miss... more »
Coach Miles says conditioning, hydration key for Auburn contest
September 17, 2015 11:58 AMBATON ROUGE - With Saturday's afternoon contest with Auburn close at hand, Coach Les Miles says his team is preparing to deal with a competent conference opponent and plenty of heat. In comments after Wednesday's practice, Miles says his team is up to the test with conditioning to fall... more »
Traffic, high temp concern ahead of LSU/Auburn afternoon kickoff Play Video
September 16, 2015 5:31 PMBATON ROUGE - LSU Athletics are prepping campus ahead of a key Southeastern Conference battle between 13th-ranked LSU and No. 15 Auburn on Saturday with traffic and soaring afternoon temperatures drawing most of the attention. With kickoff time set for 2:30 p.m., LSU Athletics Director Joe Alleva says Tiger... more »
Auburn safety provides bulletin board material for Fournette, LSU
September 16, 2015 12:51 AMBATON ROUGE - Auburn safety Rudy Ford will now have to back up strong words this weekend, as he said on Tuesday that "it shouldn't be difficult," to stop LSU running back Leonard Fournette when the two teams meet on Saturday. Ford had said previously in the interview that... more »
No. 18 Auburn DB Josh Holsey out for season with torn ACL
September 15, 2015 2:05 PMAUBURN, Ala. - Auburn defensive back Joshua Holsey tore his left ACL for the second time and is out for the season. Tigers coach Gus Malzahn announced the extent of Holsey's injury Tuesday. The senior started at nickel back for the 18th-ranked Tigers against Jacksonville State but was injured... more »
LSU projected to finish third in the SEC West
July 17, 2015 7:25 AMHOOVER, AL.- Reporters predicting the Southeastern Conference were torn in the Western Division. Auburn was declared the favorite to win the overall title Thursday, but rival Alabama got the edge in the West. It's the first time that's happened. Auburn received 108 first-place votes to Alabama's 92, but the Crimson... more »
Auburn-Oregon set for 2019 opener, 9 years after BCS meeting
June 30, 2015 2:52 PMARLINGTON, TX - Auburn and Oregon will open the 2019 season at the home of the Dallas Cowboys, nine seasons after meeting in the BCS national championship game. The matchup on Aug. 31, 2019, was announced Tuesday. It is part of a series of Labor Day weekend season openers at... more »
LSU defeats Auburn 6-2 to take series
April 12, 2015 7:38 PMBATON ROUGE, La.-Top-ranked LSU erupted for six runs in the first three innings Sunday and defeated Auburn by a score of 6-2 to win the SEC series at Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field. Senior left-hander Zac Person (2-0) earned the win for the Tigers. He had his... more »
Auburn evens series with 6-1 victory over LSU
April 11, 2015 11:05 PMBATON ROUGE, La.- LSU centerfielder Andrew Stevenson scored LSU's lone run of the evening on his solo home run to right field in the bottom of the eighth inning as top-ranked LSU's seven-game win streak was snapped in Saturday night's 6-1 loss to Auburn in Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman... more »
Rain pushes LSU baseball game back
April 10, 2015 6:03 PMBATON ROUGE - Rainy skies forced LSU's baseball team to push back the start of their series against Auburn Friday night. LSU announced on Twitter they'd try to get underway at 9 p.m. CT Friday. Ground crews had the tarp out at Alex Box Field just before 6 p.m.... more »
Auburn rallies, upsets LSU 73-70 in overtime at SEC tourney
March 13, 2015 5:12 PMNASHVILLE, TN - KT Harrell scored 15 straight points for Auburn, including a 3 in the final second of regulation to force overtime, and the 13th-seeded Tigers upset No. 4 seed LSU 73-70 Friday at the Southeastern Conference Tournament. The Auburn Tigers (15-19) won for the third time in as... more »
Auburn upsets No. 5 seed Texas A&M 66-59 at SEC tournament
March 12, 2015 5:08 PMNASHVILLE, TN - KT Harrell scored 25 points and Auburn rallied from 10 points down at halftime to upset fifth-seeded Texas A&M 66-59 Thursday in the second round of the Southeastern Conference tournament. The Tigers (14-19) now have won two straight in as many days after winning only four... more »
4-star offensive lineman commits to LSU over Auburn, 'Bama
January 29, 2015 12:18 PMBATON ROUGE - Georgia offensive lineman Chidi Valentine-Okeke surprised coaches and fans alike when he declared for LSU on Thursday morning. Valentine-Okeke, a 6'6", 310-pound four-star lineman from Ludwici, Georgia, announced his decision to pass on Alabama and Auburn after an in-home visit by the player, head coach Les... more »
Muschamp gets close look in Auburn's 34-31 loss to Wisconsin
January 1, 2015 5:40 PMTAMPA, Fla. - Incoming Auburn defensive coordinator Will Muschamp got an eyeful in the Tigers' latest loss. Melvin Gordon ran for an Outback Bowl-record 251 yards and three touchdowns, and Rafael Gaglianone kicked a 25-yard field goal in overtime to give the 18th-ranked Wisconsin Badgers a 34-31 victory over the... more »
Blaire Bass: The Auburn Road to Recovery Play Video
December 19, 2014 1:37 AMNEW ROADS, LA - Blaire Bass celebrated signing day like any other high school senior. A big celebration in the gym of her school, Catholic of Pointe Coupee, surrounded by family and friends congratulating her as she signed with Auburn. But the road leading east to Auburn, Alabama was... more »
Police: Arrest in shooting death of Auburn player
December 14, 2014 4:14 PMAUBURN, Ala. (AP) - Police say they've arrested a 22-year-old man in the fatal shooting of Auburn football player Jakell Lenard Mitchell. Auburn Police Capt. Will Matthews issued an agency statement Sunday afternoon that said Markale Deandra Hart of Camp Hill, Alabama, has been arrested on a felony warrant charging... more »
Oak trees returning to Toomer's Corner in Auburn
November 7, 2014 3:03 PMAUBURN, Ala.- Oak trees will soon return to Toomer's Corner in Auburn to replace those poisoned by an Alabama fan after the 2010 Iron Bowl. Auburn University officials announced Friday that two live oak trees about 35 feet tall will be planted at the intersection of College Street and Magnolia... more »
Rebels, Tigers game features interception leaders
October 28, 2014 3:21 PMAUBURN, AL - The Auburn-Mississippi game will feature two of the national leaders in interceptions. Senquez Golson is tied for the national lead with eight picks for No. 7 Ole Miss going into Saturday night's clash of SEC West powers. No. 4 Auburn's Jonathan Jones is tied for third with... more »
LSU announces 2015 football schedule
October 15, 2014 11:40 AMBATON ROUGE - Home games against Southeastern Conference rivals Auburn, Arkansas, Texas A&M and Florida highlight the 2015 LSU football schedule. LSU opens the 2015 season against McNeese State on Sept. 5 in Tiger Stadium in the first of four non-conference games for the Tigers next year. LSU will travel... more »
No. 3 Mississippi State set to host No. 2 Auburn
October 10, 2014 9:18 AMSTARKVILLE, MS - It wasn't long ago that the mention of the numbers three and two brought sarcastic jokes and eye rolls from fans of Auburn and Mississippi State. Now, they bring a sense of pride. No. 3 Mississippi State (5-0, 2-0 Southeastern Conference) hosts No. 2 Auburn (5-0, 2-0)... more »
LSU blown out by Auburn 41-7
October 4, 2014 7:17 PMAUBURN, AL - The Auburn Tigers beat LSU 41-7 Saturday night as the LSU offense and defense took their turns in futility. The 31 Auburn first half points was the tied for most-ever wtih Les Miles as head coach, and the 378 Auburn 1st half yards was the most... more »
Malzahn: 3 injured starters 'day to day' for LSU
September 30, 2014 1:05 PMAUBURN, AL - Auburn coach Gus Malzahn says he's not counting out three injured starters from returning against LSU. The fifth-ranked Tigers had linebackers Kris Frost and Cassanova McKinzy and right tackle Patrick Miller leave the Louisiana Tech game with injuries. Malzahn says all three are "day to day" for... more »
LSU quarterback battle could finally tilt to Harris Play Video
September 28, 2014 8:11 PMBATON ROUGE - "Has Brandon Harris done enough to merit a start against Auburn?" The question looms after Harris took the LSU Tigers on a scoring romp against New Mexico State, leading LSU to 7 consecutive scoring drives in the 63-7 win on Friday. Anthony Jennings has presumably... more »
How the West has won
September 15, 2014 10:11 PMBATON ROUGE - The LSU Tigers continue to move up in the rankings, but they've got plenty of company from their division as five teams from the SEC West are currently ranked among the top 10 teams in the country. With Alabama at #3, Auburn at #5, Texas A&M... more »
Best in the West: Defensive Line Play Video
July 7, 2014 9:57 PMBATON ROUGE - All week long, WBRZ will be looking at the football teams in the SEC West, going position group by position group to determine the best in the west. On the defensive line, the Ole Miss Rebels appear to have one of the best combinations of talent,... more »
LSU baseball finishes sweep of Auburn, earns #3 seed at SEC Tournament
May 17, 2014 11:34 PMAUBURN, AL - The LSU baseball team beat Auburn 8-1 to finish off a sweep of the home Tigers, and in the process earned the #3 seed in the SEC tournament. LSU kept the bats hot as they finished the series with a 29-4 advantage in the 3 wins... more »
SEC announces football scheduling format
April 27, 2014 11:43 PMBIRMINGHAM, Ala. - The Southeastern Conference on Sunday announced the format for future football scheduling that is a continuation of the existing format and adds a strength-of-schedule component that requires all schools to play an ACC, Big 12, Big Ten or Pac-12 opponent on an annual basis. The announcement comes... more »
LSU gets much-needed win at home vs Auburn
February 8, 2014 9:43 PMBATON ROUGE - Johnny O'Bryant III had 19 points and 10 rebounds, Andre Stringer added 18 points and seven assists, and LSU snapped Auburn's three-game winning streak, 87-80 on Saturday. LSU (15-7, 6-4 southeastern Conference) had five players in double figures in all while improving to 11-2 at home. Anthony... more »
LSU gymnastics rallies to beat auburn on final event
January 25, 2014 11:23 PMBATON ROUGE - The LSU gymnastics team was at its best when it needed it, scoring a 49.525 on the floor to rally to beat Auburn on the last event 197.175- 196.850. Auburn held a lead after the first three rotations, but the Tigers got a 9.875 or better... more »
LSU: Grimes named offensive line coach
January 21, 2014 4:09 PMAs reported last week, Jeff Grimes has been officially named the LSU Offensive Line Coach. Below is the release from the LSU Athletics Department: BATON ROUGE - Jeff Grimes, who served as offensive line coach at Auburn when the Tigers won the 2010 national title, has been named offensive... more »
Auburn, Florida St. battle for BCS title
January 6, 2014 10:28 AMPASADENA, Calif. - Top-ranked Florida State and No. 2 Auburn will write the final chapter on the college football season when they decide the national championship tonight. Heisman Trophy winner Jameis Winston leads the Seminoles who are trying to put the finishing touches on a perfect season. The redshirted freshman... more »
Florida St coach Fisher signs new deal
December 31, 2013 2:45 PMTALLAHASSEE, Fl. - Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher will remain with the program through 2018 after signing a three-year contract extension. The university made the announcement on Tuesday. Texas reportedly had interest in Fisher replacing coach Mack Brown. The top-ranked Seminoles face Auburn in the BCS championship game Jan. 6.... more »
Auburn's Malzahn named AP Coach of the Year
December 23, 2013 2:14 PMAUBURN, Al. - Auburn's Gus Malzahn is the Associated Press coach of the year. Malzahn received the honor Monday after directing one of the biggest turnarounds in college football history. He has led the second-ranked Tigers into the national championship game against No. 1 Florida State. They have gone from... more »
SEC fines 4 schools for breaking league rules
December 20, 2013 6:46 PMBIRMINGHAM, Al. - The Southeastern Conference fined four schools a combined $60,000 for violating league policies during the football season. Mississippi State and Mississippi were the hardest hit, with each school receiving a $25,000 fine. Mississippi State was fined for violating the league's artificial noisemaker policy a second time. The... more »
Huge game propels Auburn's Mason to New York
December 10, 2013 3:01 PMAUBURN, Ala. - It took Tre Mason a lot of time and yards to become an overnight sensation. No. 2 Auburn's star tailback launched himself to New York as a Heisman Trophy finalist and his team to the national title game with a marathon performance against Missouri in the SEC... more »
Auburn's Mason, Malzahn highlight AP All-SEC Team
December 9, 2013 1:44 PMATLANTA - Auburn running back Tre Mason is the offensive player of the year, while Gus Malzahn claimed the coaching award on The Associated Press All-Southeastern Conference football team. The Tigers were rewarded on the team announced Monday after going from worst to first. Mason was a unanimous choice at... more »
LSU offering $20 holiday ticket packages for women's games
December 6, 2013 4:29 PMBATON ROUGE - A special $20 package to see four LSU women's basketball home games this holiday season is now on sale at www.LSUtix.net. The $20 holiday package includes a 200-level reserved seat to the following four games: Jackson State (Dec. 30), Texas A&M (Jan. 9), Florida (Jan. 12)... more »
Panthers QB has learned to trust teammates
December 5, 2013 2:14 PMCHARLOTTE, NC - Cam Newton is learning he doesn't have to do it all for the Carolina Panthers. And the Panthers are winning games as a result. Eight straight, as a matter of fact. Coach Ron Rivera said Carolina's dynamic and athletically gifted third-year quarterback no longer feels he has... more »
Alabama football party shooting
December 3, 2013 10:46 AMBIRMINGHAM, Ala.- A woman charged with shooting and killing a fellow Alabama football fan moments after the Iron Bowl has been released from jail. Shelby County jail records show 28-year-old Adrian Laroze Briskey of Birmingham is out on $75,000 bond. Briskey is charged with murder in the killing of 36-year-old... more »
Auburn upsets Alabama in Iron Bowl, 34-28
November 30, 2013 7:21 PMAUBURN, Ala. - In the most thrilling of fashions, the No. 4 Auburn Tigers took down the No. 1 Alabama Crimson Tide 34-28 Saturday night. On what appeared to be the last play of regulation, Alabama running back T.J. Yeldon stepped out of bounds at the Auburn 38 yard... more »
Aggies look for better defense against Auburn
October 18, 2013 2:41 PMCOLLEGE STATION, Texas- No. 7 Texas A&M's offense is rolling as usual this season behind another stellar season from Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel. The same couldn't be said for the defense. Texas A&M is allowing 32 points and more than 474 yards a game. The Aggies have been good... more »
Parking lots shut down for LSU game after heavy rain
September 21, 2013 10:52 AMBATON ROUGE - Parking woes hit LSU gameday after multiple parking lots shut down due to heavy rain. The Bernie Moore Track Field and the lot by the Natatorium are closed. Parking has been redirected to the Old Alex Box outfield and the soccer stadium lot off Skip Bertman... more »
25 years later, former Tigers relive "Earthquake Game" Play Video
September 20, 2013 5:42 PMBATON ROUGE - Twenty five years ago the crowd's roar in Tiger Stadium shook the Earth in what's called "The Earthquake Game." Today former LSU quarterback Tommy Hodson relived the moment the Tigers registered on a seismograph during a defensive battle against Auburn on Oct. 8, 1988. "North... more »
Game time set for LSU vs Auburn
September 9, 2013 11:53 AMBATON ROUGE - The Southeastern Conference announced today that game time for the LSU and Auburn game will be 6:45 p.m. on Sept. 21. LSU will host Auburn in Tiger Stadium, and the game will be televised on ESPN. LSU has won seven straight games against Auburn on... more »
Louisiana Tech adds Auburn to schedule
August 22, 2013 1:33 PMRUSTON, La. - Louisiana Tech has added Auburn to its 2014 non-conference football schedule. The game, which will be the 13th installment in the series, will be held on Sept. 27 at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. The two teams last played in the 2009 season opener. The last time... more »
Malzahn: Auburn QB Nick Marshall is a "unique athlete"
August 18, 2013 10:21 PMAUBURN, Al. - Auburn coach Gus Malzahn says starting quarterback Nick Marshall is "very unique" and one of the best athletes he's coached at that position. Malzahn said Sunday night that the battle to win the job was tight "but the bottom line is when Nick knew what to do... more »
Auburn's McNeal arrested on marijuana charges
August 17, 2013 4:07 PMAUBURN, Al. - Auburn safety Demetruce McNeal has been arrested for possession of marijuana. Online jail records Saturday show McNeal was jailed on $500 bond, along with former Auburn players Jonathan Evans and Jawara White. Officials with the Lee County jail and Sheriff's department declined to release any information on... more »
Updyke out of prison, possibly headed for La.
June 11, 2013 10:36 PMOPELIKA, Ala.- Harvey Updyke, the man who poisoned famous oak trees at Auburn University, was released from prison and is reportedly on his way to Louisiana. Updyke attacked the trees three years ago . He is banned from attending collegiate sporting events as part of his probation. ... more »
Ex-Auburn player indicted in point-shaving scheme
June 4, 2013 3:42 PMMONTGOMERY, Ala. - Former Auburn point guard Varez Ward has been arrested for allegedly trying to fix games. U.S. Attorney George Beck said that Ward was arrested Monday on counts of bribery relating to a sports contest and conspiracy for allegedly trying to fix the point spread for the Tigers'... more »
Chizik: not bitter about Auburn firing, mum on plans
April 23, 2013 5:37 PMAUBURN, Al. - Former Auburn coach Gene Chizik says he's not bitter about his firing two years after winning a national title. Chizik says he's a "big boy, and I understand the business." Chizik sheds little light on when he hopes to get back in coaching, or whether he'd be... more »
Auburn fans bid goodbye to beloved Toomer's Corner
April 19, 2013 3:29 PMAUBURN, Ala. - Auburn fans are set for a final farewell to the beloved oak trees at Toomer's Corner. Thousands of Tigers fans are expected to attend a rolling party at the intersection of campus and downtown Saturday after the Tigers' spring game. The trees, poisoned two years ago by... more »
NCAA Director of Enforcement headed to Auburn
April 13, 2013 8:03 PMINDIANAPOLIS - Director of Enforcement David Didion is leaving the NCAA to take a job at Auburn. Kirk Sampson, an Auburn spokesman, confirmed Saturday that Didion will begin his new job in the compliance office April 22. Didion also worked at Auburn from 1995-99 before leaving for the NCAA. It's... more »
Jacobs: Auburn reviewing alleged NCAA violations
April 4, 2013 6:32 PMAUBURN, Ala. - Auburn athletic director Jay Jacobs says the school is reviewing allegations of rules violations in the football program during its 2010 national championship season but doesn't believe they're credible. Jacobs issued a statement Thursday in response to a report a day earlier by former New York Times... more »
LSU sweeps Auburn with 8-2 win
March 24, 2013 3:35 PMBATON ROUGE - The LSU Tigers, already with their best start since 1997, have improved their record to 22-2 after a weekend sweep of the Auburn Tigers. The 8-2 win Sunday matched LSU's earlier efforts of 9-4(Game 1) and 5-1(Game 2) wins. The Tigers are back in action... more »
Updyke receives three years for Auburn tree poisoning
March 22, 2013 9:26 PMOPELIKA, Ala. - The Alabama fan who poisoned the iconic Toomer's Corner oak trees at rival Auburn has been sentenced to three years in prison. Court filings Friday show that Harvey Updyke Jr. pleaded guilty to damaging an agricultural facility. The sentence requires him to serve at least six months... more »
LSU women advance to SEC second round with 65-62 win
March 7, 2013 9:38 PMDULUTH, GA - The LSU women advance to the second round of the SEC basketball tournament with a 65-62 win over Auburn Thursday night. Adrienne Webb led the Lady Tigers with 18 points, Theresa Plaisance chipped in 15 points and 14 rebounds. LSU held an 18-point lead with 11... more »
Bond revoked for man accused of poisoning Auburn trees
February 13, 2013 11:30 AMOPELIKA, Ala. - A judge has revoked the bond of a university of Alabama fan accused of poisoning Auburn University's landmark oak trees. Officers hand-cuffed Harvey Updyke and took him to jail after the ruling Wednesday by Circuit Judge Jacob A. Walker III in Opelika. Walker granted prosecutors' request to... more »


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Herman Chin-Loy Biography (Wikipedia)
Herman Chin Loy (Trelawny, 11 July 1948) is a Jamaican record producer, best known for his productions from the late 1960s and early 1970s of artists such as Augustus Pablo, Dennis Brown, Alton Ellis and Bruce Ruffin, and for the Aquarius and Scorpio labels that he ran. He is a Chinese Jamaican.
In 1969 Lloyd A. Chin-Loy opened Aquarius Record Store in Half Way Tree, Kingston, Jamaica. In the early 1970s Chin-Loy contracted Mr. Rosser, a notable studio engineer from Wales, to build an innovative, state of the art 24-track recording studio - the first of its kind in Jamaica and probably the entire Caribbean region; and so was born Aquarius Recording Studio in the heart of Half-Way-Tree.
Lloyd Chin-Loy subsequently brought on board his half-brother Herman Chin-Loy, who ran the retail end of the business. Herman dabbled in producing. His earliest productions were quirky, innovative instrumentals, using musicians such as Lloyd Charmers and The Hippy Boys on tracks such as "African Zulu", "Shang I", "Reggae In The Fields", "Invasion", and "Inner Space". He was the first producer to use the Now Generation band and the first to record Horace Swaby, whose recordings, like those of other keyboard players who recorded for Chin Loy, were released under the name "Augustus Pablo", the success of Swaby's releases causing the name to stick.
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Noel Joseph Terrence Montgomery Needham is the subject of Mr. Winchester's 19th work, sound familiar? Not to me. However by the end of the book I look forward to seeking out more about this man as Mr. Winchester has a knack for catalyzing a reader's interest well beyond the book he offers. Professor Needham was a astonishing man who filled his 94 years with remarkable travels, eccentric behavior and a decision so poor the reader will ask was he a fool or a knave? (Question posed by the author)
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David Beckham was on family duties this morning as he took his four children, Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz and Harper on a trip to a West London park to play football.
His recent arrival at Paris St Germain secured Beckham's return to European football with one of the continent's leading clubs, eldest son Brooklyn may have been the one on trial with Chelsea last month, but it was Cruz who showed the greatest skill throughout this morning's workout.
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Honing her ball skills: Harper Beckham plays with a ball watched by her father David at a West London park
Former England captain Beckham famously practised his crosses and free-kicks for hours at Ridgeway Park in Chingford with his father, Ted, during his early years, and he appears keen to encourage similar activities with his own children.
Sons Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz, incidentally, are on half-term holiday from their new school, which they enrolled in last month after the Beckhams relocated back to the UK after years in the US.
Sitting back: David sat on a bench as he let his little girl explore the park
Next big thing? Beckham watches his youngest son Cruz juggling the ball last February
Chelsea triallist: Brooklyn (right) with his younger sister and dad
While Romeo, 10, and Cruz, seven, were playing with a football, eldest brother Brooklyn, 13, appeared happy to entertain his little sister with a small yellow ball.
At one point, Harper fell over and was quickly helped by Brooklyn, who was very attentive to the toddler.
Meanwhile, the PSG midfielder sat on a bench and chatted on his mobile phone while watching his kids play.
Family moment: Beckham enjoying some quiet time with his two youngest, Cruz and Harper
Keen: Cruz stayed in control of the ball
Sports nutrition: Beckham and family ate on the way to the park
Entourage: David was joined by a family friend and some other children for their trip to the park
Beckham was signed by Manchester United when he was 14 after he won a skills competition at the Bobby Charlton Soccer School and he went on to become one of the biggest names in world football.
He is providing full support for Brooklyn and it is understood the youngster is aware that few academy players go on to become top players.
If any of them do make the grade, it will not be the first father and son combination to play top-class football. Other father-and-son professionals include Teddy and Charlie Sheringham; Mark Chamberlain and Alex Oxlade- Chamberlain; Arnor and Eidur Gudjohnsen and Johan and Jordi Cruyff.
Doting dad: Beckham with daughter Harper
Sweat patch: An area by Beckham's armpit looks suspiciously darker
Warming up: Beckham prepares to play
Practice makes perfect: Beckham's dedication is one of the reasons for his success
How dare thou? Romeo was wearing a Barcelona hoody, despite his dad's time spent at Real Madrid
The eldest: But Brooklyn was happy not to play football
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A study on sediment transport and channel change was conducted on Zayante Creek and the lower San Lorenzo River in Santa Cruz County, California. A rainstorm with a recurrence interval locally in excess of 150 years occurred during the study year, 1982 WY. Stream surveys indicated that significant aggradation occurred during and after the peak flood. Upper study reaches were substantially recovered after high flows of early April, but the lower study reaches still had significant filling of pools and burial of riffles by sand. Increases in width-depth ratio were minor and localized in upper reaches, but were significant in lower reaches. Large inputs of sand, primarily from landsliding, altered the sediment transport regime. A higher proportion of the bedload is now transported by lower flows than before the January event. Roads and sand quarries contributed significantly to sediment input to the stream. A proposed dam may alter the sediment transport regime of Zayante Creek. Mitigating the effects of this dam on downstream fish habitat may require occasional bankfull discharges.
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Monday OHCA got another earful from community members, providers and experts as they continued the public hearing on Yale-New Haven's application to acquire L&M hospital and medical group. Intervenors, including the CT Health Policy Project, continued our testimony about likely price increases and loss of services in the New London community if the deal is approved. Intervenors and OHCA asked again for price data from previous YNHH acquisitions as well as the ongoing Community Health Needs Assessment, required by the Affordable Care Act, and what identified needs the hospital has acted on. Intervenors also told powerful stories of lost services in Windham when Hartford Hospital bought their community hospital and that L&M clinical services are already well integrated with YNHH independent of the corporate acquisition. YNHH cited, among other reasons, Medicaid cuts as a reason to merge, but were reminded of CT's relatively generous provider rates and that CT has maintained provider rate increases even after federal funding ended, despite severe budget deficits that will result in thousands of working parents losing HUSKY this weekend.
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There is a growing concern that untested new treatments and drugs are driving up the cost of health care. Consumers and payers don't have enough trusted sources to evaluate the value of costly, new interventions – whether they are worth what they charge. The Institute for Clinical and Economic Research (ICER), a leading and trusted source for that information, is updating the methods they use to develop value reports. ICER's Value Assessment Framework is based on almost ten years of experience working with all stakeholders across the health care system. The framework involves a deep dive into the comparative clinical effectiveness and comparative value of interventions. The research is then thoroughly vetted publicly through regional committees of clinicians, researchers, patient and consumer advocates. ICER works with all health care stakeholders to inform their independent assessments, which are increasingly helping payers, policymakers and consumers in maximizing the value of our scarce health care dollars. As part of their ongoing commitment to developing independent and useful assessments to enhance public dialogue about value, ICER is updating their methodology. As part of that update, ICER is soliciting comments and suggested improvements. Comments can be sent to email@example.com by September 12th. To help understand the framework and how it is used, ICER is hosting a webinar July 29th from 1 to 2pm. Register here.
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CT second lowest in US in premature deaths, but also among most costly states
Second only to New Hampshire among states, Connecticut residents are avoiding premature deaths preventable with better health care. However, no Connecticut community ranked in the top 10% across health indicators in the Commonwealth Fund's 2016 Local Health System Scorecard. While we do very well in Healthy Lives measures, we have a great deal of work to do in Avoidable Hospital use. Medicare readmission rates are high in all three noted hospital referral regions – Bridgeport, Hartford and New Haven. Hartford and New Haven area residents also face higher rates of avoidable ED and hospital admissions. Health care costs per person are among the highest in the nation, especially for employer-sponsored coverage. There is wide variation within states across the report's 36 health care indicators of quality, access, avoidable hospital use, costs and outcomes. Overall the report found almost all localities in the US are making progress improving health but very slowly. New policies are making a difference including Affordable Care Act coverage expansions, Medicare's hospital readmission and quality reporting initiatives, and FDA regulations and protections. Generally low-income areas perform more poorly but the report includes important lessons. Investments in public health are making a difference including school-based care, social service collaborations, workforce training, data, and connecting people to coverage and medical homes.
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Wednesday, July 13, 2016
Health Care Cabinet starts work on recommendations for reform
Yesterday the Health Care Cabinet gave consultants initial feedback on their "straw man" recommendations to improve health care and control costs in CT. The Cabinet has spent the last several months exploring leading state reforms preparing for our December report to the General Assembly. Members expressed concerns about the proposed consolidation of all state health agencies into a single agency and creating another new agency for health policy planning. Members suggested less complicated and less costly ways to achieve the same goals of coordinating activities and analyzing data. Deep concerns were voiced about a return to capitated financial risk for Medicaid. Since leaving capitation four years ago, CT Medicaid has improved the quality of care, engaged significantly more providers, and reduced per person costs -- by 5.9% just last year. Concerns were also raised about an 1115 waiver, which has been a tool for increased resources but also to reduce care in other states. It's important to decide on goals first, before jumping to a risky and controversial strategy. A proposal to join Medicaid and state employee plan purchasing has failed several times in the past. While the goal of reducing market concentration is a good one, the recommendation needs to be much stronger. There was strong support for using data and evidence in health planning. Dozens of good ideas that will be necessary to any successful reform were missing from the list and efforts beyond state government were not recognized in the report. Advocates will be providing the Cabinet with feedback and alternatives to the recommendations. One thing the consultants got very right was the main challenge to reform in CT – "Lack of trust among key stakeholders." It was suggested that we start with smaller, more realistic steps (we can afford) that give early successes and build trust. The next meeting will be August 9th.
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Community voices fears about proposed YNHH acquisition of L&M
OHCA's public hearing about Yale-New Haven Health System's plans to buy Lawrence & Memorial Monday in New London ran over 6 hours and had to be continued to later this month to finish. Public comment was split between those favoring the deal and others with concerns. A coalition of community groups, labor and consumer advocates, including the CT Health Policy Project, have been certified as intervenors. We are concerned that the deal will cement CT's anti-competitive hospital/health system market driving up prices, lowering access to care, reducing consumer choice and undermining efforts to improve quality and value. The applicants have suggested that they will invest $300 million in the New London region, but won't say how or where the money will come from, and they will make those decisions behind closed doors after the deal is done. Intervenors urged YNHH to use the transparent Community Health Needs Assessment process, required by the ACA, to develop a plan for that funding in partnership with the New London community. Research finds that monopolies drive up health care prices more than 15% – CT prices are already too high, and the state budget is too tight to withstand this.
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Monday, July 11, 2016
Medicaid update – HUSKY parents' time running out, home health and dental get different cuts, autism services moving
Friday's Medicaid Council touched on several critical issues. We got an update, of sorts, on the fate of HUSKY parents facing the loss of coverage in three weeks. 20% of the 13,811 at-risk parents have either re-qualified for Medicaid (the large majority) or signed up for an AccessHealthCT plan. 3,877 parents from the original number are already off the program – examples given include no longer having a qualifying child in the household or moving out of state. No detail on any of these numbers was given. However AccessHealthCT is making significant efforts to inform at-risk parents including a link to Statewide Legal Services of CT's fact sheets in English and Spanish that include full information about options and how to prepare for those who will likely become uninsured.
We also heard about very different decisions on provider rate cuts. Planned 5% dental rate cuts have been reduced to 3% or 2% and will, in part, drive quality by reversing payment for sealants and fillings that failed before they should have. However the proposed rate cut to home health agencies for medication administration will go forward unchanged despite a proposal by the home health providers' organization that would have filled $13 million of the $14.8 million budget hole. There is an honest disagreement about appropriate levels of care. Concerns were raised that this cut will reduce access to critical services, especially for behavioral health care, and could interfere with progress keeping people in community settings.
We also heard about the promising shift of autism service delivery to DSS and Beacon Health, the behavioral health ASO. Services include behavioral treatment as well as access to peer specialists and care coordinators. DSS and Beacon are working to improve initial assessments and recruit new providers. It is hoped that the shift will expand access to high quality care for people with autism spectrum disorder.
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Thursday, July 7, 2016
July CT Health Policy Webquiz: Medicare cost variation
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Flashback: the DEC 1091 at the University of Oregon
In my previous post, I mentioned that I had programmed a machine that used core memory. It was the DEC 1091 we had at the University of Oregon back in the mid 1980s. I was overcome with a feeling of nostalgia, and decided to try to look up how to install TOPS-10 onto the simh emulator.
Here's a link, so I don't forget it later.
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Lysekil Women's Match action commences August 5
by Joakim Hermansson on 15 May 2013
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The 2013 Lysekil Women's Match is set to take place 5-10 August and Danish match racing star Camilla Ulrikkeholm is one of the skippers already having accepted an invitation to this year's event. British Olympian Lucy Macgregor, Claudia Pierce of New Zealand and last year's rookie Alexa Bezel of Switzerland (runner-up in Lysekil 2012) will be some of her competitors. Olympian Anna Kjellberg and fellow Swede Caroline Sylvan will also participate in Lysekil.
'We will race in all the events of the inaugural Women's International Match Racing Series this year,' Anna Kjellberg says.
'The competition will be very tough, but we are aiming on yet another victory in Lysekil,' Camilla Ulrikkeholm comments.
During her ten years on the match racing circuit the Dane chose never to go for the Olympics, but instead combining her occupation as an architect with her sailing career. Despite training sessions four times a week and holding sixth place on the ISAF world ranking, Camilla still thinks that she and her team are sailing on a hobby level, but most people wouldn't agree on that. Her strong ambitions and ability to keep the continuity in her team have lead them to winning the event in Korea two years ago and to two consecutive triumphs in Lysekil. And despite full time work she is now taking her sailing even further:
'We will do almost all the events on the WIMR Series, except for the ones in France and USA. We just can't sort out our busy job schedules to go there.'
Since the end of her Olympic campaign in August last year, Swedish match racer Anna Kjellberg hasn't been sailing that much. Now she is intensifying her racing again, starting already on Thursday this week with the first event on the WIMRSeries. In Saint Quay-Portrieux on the French Atlantic coast she will see the Olympic boat Elliott 6 again:
'This time I will race with three crew instead of just two, she explains, revealing that Karin Almquist, Johanna Larsson and Therese Antman get the chance.'
Kjellberg is match race training at the Royal Gothenburg Yacht Club in Långedrag just outside Gotheburg on the Swedish west coast, where the boat type DS 37 is the same as in Lysekil Women's Match:
'The DS 37 is a perfect platform when trying to form a new team,' Anna explains, 'Looking forward to this season and especially to the final event in Lysekil.'
'Absolutely! Lysekil Women's Match is always the pinnacle of the season,' she laughs.
A total of twelve crews will participate in the Lysekil Women's Match August 5 – 10, with six more crews to be revealed fairly soon. Initiator and project leader Anna Holmdahl White has some aces up her sleeve:
'Several of the top sailors in the world have shown interest to race for our 50 000 USD prize purse,' she says.
Lysekil Women's Match is with a 300 000 SEK (50 000 USD) prize purse the largest yearly event for women match racing sailors, concerning the mix of spectators, publicity and prize money. In match racing the crews meet two by two in exciting duels that can easily be followed and understood by the spectators.
The world's leading women match racing sailors participate in the eighth issue of Lysekil Women's Match, August 5 – 10 2013, arranged by Sailnet Lysekil AB in cooperation with Lysekils SS Gullmar.
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